Certain breeds drool more than others, but all dogs drool to some degree. If you plan on getting a pitbull or already have one, you may be wondering how much they drool. Most pitbulls don’t drool all that much. Some may drool occasionally when they are waiting for their food or going on a walk. …
Pitbulls get a lot of bad reputation because some people raise them as fight dogs. But, are innocent puppies just as aggressive as fully grown ones? Pitbull puppies are not naturally aggressive. They are more stubborn than other dogs, and they are strong, but it all comes down to training. If the owner trains the …
Some dogs make more noise than others. So, before you get a pit bull, you probably want to know whether they can howl? Pitbulls can howl, although they are not known to do it a lot. Pit bulls are generally not a noisy breed, but if necessary, they will make a noise — when they …
Pitbulls have short hair, so many people assume that they don’t shed — at least not a lot. However, they do. The only question is, how much? While pitbulls don’t shed a lot, they do shed throughout the year, especially during the shedding season. Their hairs may not be as noticeable, though. Some pitbulls shed …
You’ve no doubt heard about the healthy benefits of eating fish-the omega fatty acids, the low fat and calories, and of course the protein. Or maybe you’ve read the ingredient label on your dog food bag and found that if contains fish or fish meal. While cats are often thought of as the fish eaters …
As many pitbull parents look to explore the world of commercial dog food, some may become caught up on feeding a raw diet. And rightly so, there are many benefits to feeding fresh, whole foods. Raw chicken often tops the list of ingredients in raw food recipes as it is a lean protein that is …
The better food that you put in your pitbull, the healthier and more efficient their body will be and the more energy they will have. Better food also promotes healthy growth and development in puppies, as well as a shiny, soft hair coat, a healthy weight, and less waste. If only choosing a high quality …
Help! My pitty puppy is in the biting phase. Fear not, for you are not alone in this puppy biting stage. All dogs go through this phase and it’s actually somewhat similar to a teething baby at times. Most puppies start teething when they are about 2 weeks old. Your pup will have a lovely …
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There’s no doubt about it, pitbull puppies are adorable, lovable, maybe some are lickers, and most are definitely chewers. Chewing is a normal puppy behavior, but if all of your shoes are developing holes that shouldn’t be there and your area rug is gaining some extra tassels, it’s time to do something about your pitbull …
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Your pit bull puppy has destroyed three chew toys this week, and it’s only Wednesday! Does your puppy have especially destructive tendencies or are the chew toys you’ve chosen subpar? Either way, it’s time to up your puppy’s chew toy game. Here’s a little help in choosing chew toys that will stand up to most …
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